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Post by John Marston on Jun 12, 2021 5:09:22 GMT
We need a new, less complex dice systems. How does the "Risk" system goes Nhyjj?
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Post by Nhyjj on Jun 12, 2021 5:12:05 GMT
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Post by John Marston on Jun 12, 2021 5:13:23 GMT
I know, but don't know how the dice system works. (I played Risk in an App)
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Post by Nhyjj on Jun 12, 2021 5:21:54 GMT
Let me explain. The attacker has three dices, he can choose to roll as many of these three he wants. The defender has two dice, he can choose to role as many of them he wants.
Both player decide how many dice they will use.
The defender roll first.
The attacker roll second. He wants to have higher number than the defender, so he can kill enemies. He will loose soldier if his dices are equal or inferior to the defender’s one.
For exemple. The defender roll a 6 and a 4
The attacker roll a 5, a 4 and a 3. The attacker looses two soldiers because his biggest dice is smaller than the defender’s biggest and because his second biggest is equal to the defender’s second biggest,
Another exemple. The defender roll a 4, he decided he only wanted to role one dice.
The attacker roles a 5 and a 4, he decided to only use two dice. The defender looses one soldier because his dice is smaller than the attacker’s biggest one.
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Post by John Marston on Jun 12, 2021 6:06:26 GMT
Let me explain. The attacker has three dices, he can choose to roll as many of these three he wants. The defender has two dice, he can choose to role as many of them he wants. Both player decide how many dice they will use. The defender roll first. The attacker roll second. He wants to have higher number than the defender, so he can kill enemies. He will loose soldier if his dices are equal or inferior to the defender’s one. For exemple. The defender roll a 6 and a 4 The attacker roll a 5, a 4 and a 3. The attacker looses two soldiers because his biggest dice is smaller than the defender’s biggest and because his second biggest is equal to the defender’s second biggest, Another exemple. The defender roll a 4, he decided he only wanted to role one dice. The attacker roles a 5 and a 4, he decided to only use two dice. The defender looses one soldier because his dice is smaller than the attacker’s biggest one. OK...I get it. Looks good to me.
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